Archistoire

Thanks to geolocation, the Archistoire app can show you tours close to you. Whether you're interested in augmented walks, interactive atlases, digital orientation tables or virtual exhibitions, follow the guide!

Enhance your visit by accessing exclusive content along the way: old postcards reveal the hidden face of the area, inaccessible sites open their doors to you virtually, and buildings that no longer exist rise from the ground once more...

Through an immersive, fun and educational experience, take a new look at your surroundings and decipher the secrets of the places you're exploring.

The tours are optimized for on-site, augmented reality experiences. Prefer to go on an adventure from the comfort of your sofa? No problem, the app works just as well remotely: make yourself comfortable and embark on a visual and audio immersion using your 360° Smartphone.

HOW DOES IT WORK?
1. Activate your Smartphone's location service to use functions requiring access to your GPS.
2. Select the route of your choice from the list and download it
3. Start the route and visit the points of interest, either in situ or virtually.
4. Access interactive content to (re)discover the places you visit
5. Enjoy your visit :-)

Note that the application can be used offline, provided that you have downloaded the desired tours. Handy for using Archistoire in places where the connection is poor!

ABOUT THE PUBLISHER
Archistoire is published by the Conseils d'architecture, d'urbanisme et de l'environnement (CAUE), with the support of their national federation, the FNCAUE.
CAUEs are public interest bodies whose aim is to promote the quality of architecture, town planning and the environment in their department. As part of their mission to raise public awareness, Archistoire is a tool for interpreting and promoting natural and built landscapes. www.archistoire.com

TECHNICAL CREDITS
Archistoire is an app for smartphones and tablets designed and produced by The Elephant's Children.
- Technical director: Grégoire Chailleux
- Art direction: Camille Laureau
- Concept and UX design: Camille Laureau, Grégoire Chailleux, Patrick Kochlik, Jens Wunderling, Aubane Coulombier
- UI Design and graphic creation: Camille Laureau, Jérémie Tolan

The app is powered by the LAQUO framework, developed by The Elephant's Children.

Recent changes:
- Audio now available in articles
- Guidance follows the trail more closely, especially in pedestrian areas
- More reliable videos and image collections
- Various fixes